LJ renaissance? Cue the evil laughter!

I've seen several long-dormant LiveJournal users come back because they've got something to say. Facebook is culturally unfit for that sort of thing, and Twitter is technologically awkward for anything that doesn't work well in small chunks.

Hell to the yes! Moar posts, plz. Gosh, I guess that means I better write something myself.

Even though I consider myself a relative n00b at poly, I find myself the organizatrix of a regular gathering of queer poly women because no one else stepped forward. This is the one I went to last month that was so much fun, so I wasn't about to stand idly by and let it die. It isn't quite public, so if you want deets you need to contact me privately.

I have made arrangements to circumflatulate heavily on my birthday, and have dinner with Funny Lady. No, we're not dating again, but we both love Korean food and she's a lot of fun to have on the other side of a table.